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our most stvl,sh ana elegaue iadiee mako their
boat hitting dresses they have chance TO get
another by entering for the Watt 4 shana silk
dress pattern for the best hand. made dress by
any lady Of the city or county, who 10 not q
professional dresem aker. Finn BrenemanI
ais chandelier for sas or oil IL we'll worth the
efforts OF the housekeeper Who maaes the best
exhibit Of preserves, jeiiies ana pichiss ana
schAums barrel copper kettle viii bc noble
prize for the best apple, peach, pear or grape
butter.
b. j. MEG rann's generous offer OF q 90 pre-
MUM for the best Lancaster county grade or
native COW under o years old; n. l.. 9reider's
60 silver cup for the best display of farm ma.
chinery and ". ID. stAuffer . Co.'S go sea,skin
cap or elo mum for the best native COW ana eS hat
for the best native heifer. are among the notable
prizes to stimulate competition.
Norbeck 4 Mney give $40 silver medal to the
four cows on exhibition making the best cream
record during fair week; and Joseph Burk
holder gives eS for the best colt out OF his French
stallion "Paul."
Scores Of Lancasters artists might compete
hopefully for the elegant musical box offered by
II q Rhoads for the best painting in oil or
water color from An amateur lady while Chas.
g. ellis offer OF lady's gold watch for the best
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Gar, Aug. 2O.-The Sunday schools OF the
Methodtst and Presbyterian churches In this
place united In celebration yesterday, and a
most enjoyable affair 1t proved to be.
The children met at the Methodist church
about 10 O'Clock and after some singing and
short addresses marched to q neighboring
grove. Here dinner was one Of the rst con.
siderations, and It was not long before the
tables were covered with an abundance OF
eood things. The day was spent In games
~ the young people and In pleasant conver.
eetion by the older ones. The clergy we're
wei represented, Reva Mccoy, Timlow,
kennedy Gsul and Cooper being on the
>Ground.
lToward the latter part Of the afternoon the
psop.e began to disperse, ell agreeing tha,
they had passed most agreeable dsy,
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An a Abduction.

Edward Forrest, son OF Charles +. Forrest.
% drsnt street, has been missing from home
s1nce Thursdsy last Mr.. Forrest rested easv
anout the boys sbssncs, supposing him TO
have gone 70 his grsudmother's, a. he was IN
ne habit OF doing. But he was not there. nor
had hs been there. and inquiry res ulted In
showing that he had been taken away by a
eerangeE-a countrymau of stout build and
~ and rather sore-looking facA A. resul,
81 serious sickness the boys mind II some.
what impaired and he 10 easily Influenced
NJ. Forrest thinks he hes clue to the mar
who took him away.
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Rnw YoRk. Aug. %. l:SO p. m.-Aonsy closed
at per cent Exchange steady, o. 81
- IS 4; Governments steady. Currency %, q 3ik
hid :rs Coup. q 96k bid; Ak's do 20 bid.
Pacific railroad bonds closed as follows: Union
irsts. IFS to M; ana Grants, lO6 to l06 Sink.
ing Funds. lls to III Centrsls, lis TO III.
The stock market this morning displayed but
little activity. The tone was heavy during the
two hours from the opening to the close, and
about the lowest prices OF the morning we're
current at the close. The opening figures were
OF u to q per cent for most of the list, and dur.
ing the next hour ana a-half To ll:sO values
further declined fractionally. The decline At
the close ranged from 4 to per cent. The deal
ings we're without feature OF note. The sales
amounted TO IS 0O0 shares.
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A GREAT DISPLAY.
Prospect Of An unprecedented success In ths
Way Of . County Fair,


way Of . County Fair.
The present indications are that the county
agricultural far To Do held In AcGranns Park,
this city. on August go, 81. 81. and september J..
2. 3. will be far away the greatest event OF It's
kind ever seen In This region. In the extent
and completeness OF Its exhibits. as we'll as in
immanse popular attendance, there ia already
assurance that II will far outrun any OF It's pre-.
iecessors, In all the ordinary features OF count
fairs ana industrial exhibits the entries already
obtained guarantee y great triumph for the
management.
hut there will be novel features 10 give 1t =
zest never before attaching to like occasion
for these there offered grand special pre-
miums worth In ths aggregate nearly $1,000. and
OF such character that some one or another,
II not all OF them, must enlist the interest OF
nearly every boy and girl. man ana woman In
the city and county. Intense interest Ii felt
| among the friends of the twenty four school
gui OF poy contestants for Mr.. George w. Childs
tiOo prizss-S1. go and 90 for the best essay on
lancaster county; and in Mr.. Nc arann's OFFER of
| ~ ior ,ne best map OF pleasure drives around
/ Lancaster. FOR these the entries are clos0d !:
/ but until next Saturday night there VIII he
onered opportunity 10 enter and win any of the
more than score OF other special premiums.
For example, what owner Of fins pair OF
Lancaster county horses would not hke IN sad
TO that distinction the possession OF the sp,rnl
spring cart offered by Samuel e. Baiiy 4 Co ?
KIRK johnson Co. the enterprising music
dealers. put up 90 cOrnet for the best brass
band, OF those whose melodies will enhance
the attractions OF fair days. such Q variety OF
pumpkins has never been aggregated in these
parts will be sent In TO win tho three suits OF
clothing offered by williamson q toster the
huest OF Lancaster county's magnificent tobaoco
crop will be entered for the two full sutts ol
gentlemen's clothing offered by Myers 4 Hath
ion. The hundreds, yea thousands, OF Lancas.
tsrs fair daughters who can beat the world in
ane cate baking may we'll compete for the splon.
did dinner set OF decorated china offered by J..
B. Martin Co.. and for the tea set offered for
the best wine made by . Lancaster county
lady; sud the lady who furnishes the
prstttest hand painting on II svtllana china vii
get notable trophy In the toilet set o0ere1 by
Elgb . Martin. u we'll known Tat oouO ol
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INV fonK. Aug. 0.-Flour market dun
Vine, % lO02 80; Supernne, o. 6503 IS.
good to fancy sxtra state; o tHS4 20 good TO
choice extra Western. % 6004 90; common to
good extra western. S 1905 80.
WheAt-No. , k.d. state nominal No. . RED.
state. nominal do Winter. Aug 7shc; Sept |,
sutsc; receipts, v0U bus; shipments. 2Se UU.
Corn.No. mixed cash. .0ltc do sept. tsc
Oct 49kc; receipts. 47,oCO shipments, S. 30.
Osts-No. l White stats. s76 Sc: 80. DO
nominal No Mixsc, Aug. 3l.s; receipts,
5000 shipments, 1000.
kye dull.
Barley nominal.
POrk duIl old mose, els oO<nl5 Is.
LArd-Sept, o. IS; oct, o. 81.
Molasees nominal lskc tor 30 boiling stock.
Turpenune irm at 32Sc
kOein frln strained TO good, d COOL 10
Petroleum nominal Rennsd, in cases, skc
freights dull grain to Liverpool. "a
Butter steady; western Creamery. l6{7!T.
Cheese dull: Ohio Factory s0lOA.c; state
Factory; Fact = 4ololc; Fancy White, lo0.o,sc; Col.
.sggs steady; state, r7al7kc; western. 10
sugar quiet: Reaned Cutoa1. 8 l-.sos,Sc
0rAnulAtssd, 5k0s L. l6c.
Tellow dull prime city, cXc.
Rice nominal Carolina, fair to GOOD, S03kc.
Coffee firm; fAir cArRoss. 1870.
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ChieAeo PROD uos asrsss.

CHICAGO. Aug. -. l0:3o q m.-Aarkst opened.
Wnsat-sept, 6sc oct. 7O4<c; Nov. 7assc.
Cnrn-Aug, Assc Sept. IiIIc; Oct. Sis.c
Nov, 42c.
Osts-sept. Nkc Oct. 25c Oct. ss,xc.
Pork-sept. sl2 AZ
Lard-OcL. o. SEX Nov. o a2k
Short Ribs-Sept. q ~; Oct, 81 70.
CLOSING.
7Ossc.
.,Corn-Aus. iOkc; Sept. 4oNc. Oct. axe;
Now, ls.c.
Oats-Aug- ass; Sept. 25c Oct.
237,c.
rork-Year. Slls5; JAM, Sl2aS.
Lard-Aus, q IS; Sept d ia06 +5 Oct.
d SEX Nov, o. 52k.
Ribs-Aug. 81 s!S Sept, 81 ssx; Oct. q 20.
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4, As,s. A fsrrnl,apscrn.
SSsfSsA. ~. 0A-Ths annual p,cn,c q,
Weien Fnes ~ nd a Peoryn
j11 -. ~ - ssaooded by ~ laresoe
e11s .uane - : nionle fro;m ~ Novn.
o.Sas ine1e a. ueonla oomus ~. !.
1.S - le9s ~ Ren6ins a Ooiumhis
i1iS1 - mSrnine. snd 4 Isr.s number
- ~ - - aSsesIoon. TAe ss,eses vere
& '1S51 sv1eS ror1plo ehIs norn,n~. evsrvone on
sS2S. - - ~ s,.s. h. p.n,xs. s,he dav
<x5S knoS choorvaA - a sessenl holiday
.77ss1sS - seilln. MIMI sneehioo shopa eta.
sSs-0 S.-s .Ss.r1 n. elic,v Nheir am niovea IN
S1~ ~ -as~s~
3 80 = ne CnusuAsa
ri - = n C.eifntha AZ The Methodist Epis.
4 S>SSa SAureh. = abeent On hie summer ysca-
SSSaS - - pulpit Of this churc h will be 90.
1111 a sunday By Rev. william Powick,
~ Philedelphis conference.
TO Presbyterian church will be closed on
I nnnAay morning and evening. The Sunday
5roonA eeryicee will b held st the usual
EunA
Services will be held In the Trinity Re.
A tcemed church on Sunday morning aud eve
n1ng with Rev. j. b. PAnnebecker, pastor,
oo0upying the pulpit.
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Stock breeders or fanciers, horse racers,
sportsmen and iurfmen should remember that
al entries for the live stock department and
trials OF speed at the County Fair close on the
2jth inst. The entries will DO published In this
paper on the g7th inst.
hucksters and others who buy privieges for
the County Fair must pay In their money by
the 18th or they will be resOld.
All entries must close on the 27th.
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To tho Republican, of the Old Guard.

That the candidate already announced may be
advised that there Will be at least one to contest
the field with him that numerous inquiries
may he answered and to give the Republic
OF the Ola Guard an opportunity to select their
next Congressman, hereby announce my pur-
pose 10 submit my name as a candidate IN the
next Congressional canvass. Subject To Repub
ltcan rules. MARRIOTT BkOSlUs.
aug 20 2tdSalw
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From the New Holland Clarion.
The following corps OF teachers will teach
the young ideas OF Brock mock how 70 shool
the coming term OF six months Bowmans.
Vile No. ], Geo. Styer Bowmansvilis No 2,
h +. Witwer White Oak, Miss Mary Sohpe-
der Goods. q. N. DihsndsSfsr Silver Hill,
Henry Q. Timer Stcns Hill, A. q. Eshle.
man Muddy Creek, Clarence Il. Kurtz |;
Chestnut Hill, Miss 3. Gracs Hurst; Red
1uns Miss Hattie Robinson stAvsrs', Geo.
Dillok
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SHELLEY. ON August ls. lsS.. In this city Annie
C., daughter of Frank and kmma shibley. AZ. q
year month and "a days.
The relatives and friends OF the family are re.
spectfuliy invited to attend the funeral from
the residence of her parents No. AaS soulh Prince
street on sunday afternoon at O'Clock. Inter.
ment Il; woodwsr Hin Cemetery. Ito
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THs sRQUssrs % SKsADiSs.

Asking Judge Ru,iers Permission TO spend
si.soO for Repairing Columbia Dam.
Judge Butler, in the United States circuit
court, Friday, granted permission to the re-
csiver fthe Philadelphia Il Reading railroad
to expend Sl25 for passenger shelter at Fort
Washington, $l9l to lay = siding at Annville
and $50 to provide interlocking signals ai
Steelton.
A request for permission to expeni 81 $50
to make freight depot Of the old passen
ger shelter at Pottsville, WAS referred To Spe-
cial Master Dallas to take testimony and re.
port A similar request for $lsoo for re-
pairs to the Columbia dam. In the Susque.
hanna river, WAS held under consideration
until the consent of the creditors, repre-
ssn,ed by Hugh Penny, In the Susquehanna
canal SUIT can be obtained. the receivers
also asked to be allowed to make use Of the
canal. boats, now idle in the Schuylkili canal,
in the business between Philadelphia, New
York and Elizsbethport There has been
considerable litigation over these boats dur.
ing the difficulties preceding the settlement
between the Schuy ylkill Navigation company y
and the Reading, and the latter Is to return
these boats in rs good condition Is when re"
ceived to the navigation company. The
court ordered the petition flied, and II the
Schuylkili navigation receivers make no Oh.
lection before Monday 1t will be granted.
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a RAkkOW DAClPR.
A Farmer Thrown Under . wagon Which
Passes Over His Head

Passes Over his Head.
John Selgle, who resides ON Q farm near
Landisville. met with an accident this morn.
ing, which might have proved fatal. He Wa
hauiing In tobacco with one horse, and in the
held the animal took fright and started to
run away. Mr.. Ssigle tried to stop the AMI.
NAL, and in 30 doing he was thrown under
the wagon, two wheels passed over his head
and neck. He was taken to his home and
Dr. Croft was quickly summoned. Upon
examination 1t was found that no bones were
broken, but the man Is badly cut and bruised
II certainly was q narrow escape from death.
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GAs Ysr.sss Have . Picnic.

To-day will be . field day with the
OatosasO Fasmers' club, the occasion hsing
paoaic near Fosg's Manor, on which occasion
- oddsess, suitable 70 the 0OcAsiOu, will b
1ollvored BY Hon. Marriott Bs0sius, OF Lam
qD1eg. Is y expsoeed that thsso will b Q
,1oFge tuse out Of Chester end LAncaster
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The Mannsrohor Festival,

The summer Night Festival of the Lancaster
Mennerchor on Monday evening next gives
promise of great musical entertainment for
the closing of the summer season. The Psrss-
verance Cornst Band OF Lebanon. engaged for
the concert has No superior IN the state and the
members and their families should not miss the
treat.
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The poor directors held q stated meeting
today. The only item Of busines, OF interest
transacted was the purchase Of 200 wire
mattresses.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-20

The Perseverance band OF Lebanon has
been engaged Tor the summer night festival
o! the Ma ganerchor, on Monday evening.
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~. W mge.r , a. 80. a.... r....
s'rrf 4.,1sp .1v.r. 1la --r-aa .-e .r.
~ a. .ra.g! ,tH--.aZ
ghe plr s H.. ss,. brr.. -....e -.r.E &c.,.
so ssi ttNor 4uUa. aHa Trr--...s rlf ...
81.
III Is 4I.1e E UG,uu a.s pay car VS. fa
turva /, rstcElaT Nsg.a sL5 eJdP.0v-s 'u-
5uiy
Tae shaprgU nse con- fsuy aaTs F=-s',-a
4te ies. 70. new tinsa Hos-
I1- I + o1rN5, civil o. -'a'... ass uruu-
rer1- SO -7Nng .1n.sa. Pa - yl ssIk.
'gr- Eorr r .-- .ae. agruts voaI.
rhs lHn- r"am urs 40 aI ~ a.iev F. ur
.. T., ara Thisa sIe8.T As '41.
anjrhcd.
O.. n.gt ITealsy sUecUu0r 4 cay gr.s77
-as,h rst rp.a 30 20 rsa.-y.s -a'" ..
joia'sg l.t.acs G ts---.Gr Goo .Fam. .a
as fisErsssr "'H aui. rau sg aua n.1
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nuei Gray, George Pat
sckson, the four colored
/ with violating the law
he Emancipation festival
fearing before Alderman
Tho evidence was 90
alderman reserved his
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!. 0on9 Hsnp ed villa city. have made
- MlGAnant - lneIs psopssty ios The bens.
{ ~ sseoI>no = = ,: DsviA ssq.
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4 MystiC Chain.

No. l26, Knights OF the
making active prepara-
lstratIou OF the order In
iber Il. At the meeting
decided to rent Excel
g purposes and weekly
until The parade.
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A Hod- carrier on the Rampage,

George Hunter, Is the name OF colored
hod carrier, who resides In the Seventh ward.
He and his wife separated some time ago and
since then she has been living with Mary
Proctor in houss which they rented. When
George is sober he does not modest his wife,
but when he gets drunk he insists upon
visiting her. Lss. night was the time for one
- 'hnsa ris''s We tried to gain admission
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1 this was refused he
dow. The result waa
n brought suits against
4 Barr, charging him
ief and drunk and dis
was arrested by Officer
1t night In the lookup
ished bail for q hearing
ID him to 60 to work.
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THE REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING
y Of ths union Huilding saa Loan Association
Nondsy evening st ~ o'eleeE Honsy % losS.
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panying tue tt,.i,,u4 - a. !. .v... =. - ..Ly
ior $4,000 with J John B. Warfel and Henry
baumgardner IS sureties conditioned for
the payment to Sheriff Tomlinson for
Whatever damages may bs awarded the
owner for land taken. The court directed
the petition to be filed and affirmed the
bond. The viewers will be appointed by the
court next week.
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of Books.

..r .... . smittee Of the Lancaster
sua00' "-. -. srded to sheldon Il Co,
New -r act 10 furnish 500 copies
m. ...... .r.' i and practical grammar
g. .. .ar... ......
.a. arr.Lg- erman readers were
: Gra .-aa aer's Sons, and not tc
..a-.as %. 'a-: nnounced.
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NEW ADvERrIB1AxN1 n
0AuR KRAUT LUNCH THIS SATUR-
- pay evening AZ kcehlsr,s saloon Church |
VUlENER wuRsr AND POTATO
w salad for Lunch this evening At the kx.
'f;i0' Ia A No. III tnSs Ella scs ;'sf! Proprietor
~ Lunch th,s evessts Al The Manor Hotel. sii
S s rssa sss :rsss xSE
~ " '''' '' JOHN r. BlssiNaKn. Prop
T1HiCKEN CORN SOUP LUNCH THIS
~ saturday evening At the Wall House corner
Of south Queen and Middle streets Reiksr and
sP.s'r beer on '.r goaS sc'fr Il sSss 90 4 rop
WANTEr-THREE GOOD GENERAL
w House Girls and one child Nurse. Apply
rp.TsogT ], Co.'S COS. .,
NAKE NO MisrAKE!. AND GET
'' >'s"' !" ss!,s I.ss rsosE E:.,
trormerly HArtmans)
~ added on all school ia. not raid by sep
temoer !, Isl. w.o. MARSH ALl.
nuR CIGARS MIA QuERlDA AND
~ Golden Lion are CLEAk HANANA I'll.
los. @ manu- '"""S, DsMUTasctaH M Si STORE. A""
r.,.n,,r. IL. kAs, King s,rss, ss,,,
FoR sALE-A GOOD TOP BUGGY. IN
MECHANICS HoTHL.
Cor; CHESTNUT and Plum streets.
STRY OUR HANDMADE, CLEARHA.
'ASA fsss' isss' SpsIaa,:sd isIn4s rS5ST Ssi S1SAh
trormerly Hartmsns.J
EHoR sALE-A BLACK MARE AND
= good Pheton for sale cheap. suitable for
| physician or business man. Any child can
aussead: 10 s.s HIGH STREET
IT OST-A FIVE DOLLAR BILL THIS
- morning between Conestoga street and
/ LIssSc.R Office. AMOS ALBalGHr.
| THE REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING
Loan Association y III be held at solicitor y. Il
Roands ONCE, 9hs south Duke street, on next
| Monday evening. August - at ik o'clock
| ltd JOHN II. REHM, Secretary.
| DLAIING CARDS, ROUND CORNERS,
inoiea'ors. Sc per pace. sc. per half
N'A' phHUrHs CIGAR STORE.
/ Telephone Connection 1alS ASkt
A NEW LOT OF LOW PRICED BRASS
A Click keels inst opened. Constant addi.
tons to the stock OF Fishing Tackle to supply
'' " ~ aUyLxY,s DRUG sroRx.
No. West King strcet
WANTED AT ONCE-A GOOD HOST.
| w LEN. fora hotel; AspPly: frse Of M Charge
NO. . n Queen st.
InUKE STREET RESIDENCE AT
iana snd residence 10. So North sfs bass W street ct
| containing in front ON pnks street a feet
Is % orersd q. y private s sale. a Terms Easy Posses
''0n 'S Essi y s:ssio Agent, sl North Duke s'iss.
DUBLICsALEoF HORSES.
a. D: Loxan's sale. stsbis. Market, stres,, rear
teen sssa of fGn'H ISois aSssss scms ns
| Sale al O'Clock. "
ltd DANIEL LOGAN.
DRoP Ais FOR FURNISHING
ssSr II M..s wsau
nssSsv.p August :.th. ..is ps NJ FOR ,orshsr iniOr
JI.HARTMAS.
Chairman hal Committee Buildings ana Grounds.
| A MOTHER BIG DISPLAY OF WATER
"A AELONS.-Just received. another big lot
Big seIons ana Little Melons Medium. I'd
Melons Melons for Every body. Meio,s are
call for Melons at astonishingiy low prices.
Il. A. RANsINo.
EASTERN MARKET.
Fruit and Vegetables delivered free. al9-stR
/ ~n.~,, .~~.rn-
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NO1lCE-FlVE PER CENT. WILL BE.
AN added to AL city tax not PAID or before
september l. j. IL kATHNON,
augs-imdR City Treasurer.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-08-04
wHETsTINE,S FUNERAL.
His Wife Easier Yestcrday-A Sligh
 Chance of Her Recovery.

BRIDGEPORT, Aug. 3.-The funeral of Geo. Whetstine, who shot and killed himself on Burroughs street Monday afternoon after shooting his wife three times, was held this afternoon at o'clock from the residence of l his son, David Whetstine, on Seaview avenue in lower West Stratford. Owing to the cir cumstances of the case a large attendance church deceased had been 8 member thirteen years, oficiated and the iIterment was at Mountain Grove cemetery. The stores of Stegeman & Whetstine were closed. A dele gation of ten members of Crystal Fount No. 5, Temple of Honor, of which the deceased was member for many years, accompanied the remains as pallbearers. The burial at the cemetery was conducted with the cere- mony of the Temple of Honor. A sheaf of wheat and regalia of the order rested on the casket.
 The wife of the deceased is still alive at her residence on Burroughs street. At the time of the shooting it was thought by the doctors present that she would not last the day out, but she has consistently refused to give up her life notwithstanding that there are two pistol balls imbedded in her body. Her naturally vivacious temperament and strong constitution serve her well. Her pulse on Tuesday ran up to 40, but to-day she is much better. There have been no more in- ternal hemorrhages, and the peritonitis has
 been less severe than was expected this hot weather. There is but mere chance that she may recover. She is in no pain and talks nationally, though carefully avoiding
 any reference to the exciting affair just en-